German Terms at Brest-Litovsk Threaten Baltic Frontiers
Petrograd dispatches report German military demands at Brest-Litovsk include Russia abandoning Courland and Baltic provinces, threat to advance to Reval within a week if terms rejected by January 29. Austrian offer to cede Chelmichina to Ukraine as reward for future peace.
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Plan to force flour sales cut to aid Allies
Washington reports a Food Administration plan to reduce flour sales from millers to consumers by about 25 percent. Miller wholesalers and bakers may limit Nour dora sales to 75 percent of flour handled. With Allies seeking 75 to 100 million more bushels of wheat, the Admin will take over about 30 percent of U S flour production for export while preserving enough for domestic needs.
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Bolshevik Takeover of Russian Red Cross Reported
Bolshevik authorities have seized the Russian Red Cross, formerly controlled by non parliamentarians. Leaders including M. Poktorsky, a former minister of foreign affairs, are said to be involved in the upheaval.
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Riots in Petrograd Kill Forty and Wound Two Hundred
Forty persons were killed and 200 wounded in riots in Moscow during an anniversary celebration of "Bloody Sunday" on Tuesday. The unrest occurred as crowds gathered in Petrograd for commemorations.
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French Raid In France Shows French Gains In War
A Paris dispatch reports a French raid east of Vienne le Chateau with about 3000 yards advanced, destroying enemy works and capturing fifteen prisoners and three machine guns. French casualties were light while German losses included several shelters and galleries.
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Nevada Senator Is Sworn In Washington
In Washington on January 24 Colonal and deputy Provost Marshal General Hugh Johnson was designated as Nevada’s new senator, taking the oath of office today.
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American Mission Studys Arrival in England on Food Situation
A special mission of the federal food administration is in England to study the food situation and gather information on British methods for coping with shortages. It has expressed great approval of Lord Rhonda and British food initiatives. The photo shows Edward Farrest, member of the American Tilgsian, visiting the Poplar district in London.
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Navy candy supply cut off amid impurity scare
Discovery of alleged impurities in candy issued to navy canteens prompted an order suspending further shipments to sailors while officials investigate. No illnesses reported among ratings. officers and men warned no more of the tainted supply would be sold as the probe continues.
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Shipping Losses Of Week Reported In Foreign Vessels
The weekly shipping losses report notes two French vessels over 1 600 tons and a smaller sailing ship. One steamer was attacked unsuccessfully. The report also mentions French ships near Fair vestela and a Maltese sailing vessel attacked with no successful result.
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Fey Moves Back Italian Army Halts Northern Front
The Italian army pulls back from the Monta Tombs front in northern Italy, with patrols noting enemy withdrawals and a retreat deemed significant after a French victory on Monte Tomba. Defenses are being built to threaten the Venetian plains, signaling a shift in the front line.
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Rescue Crews Search Mine After Explosive Disaster
Halifax January 26 rescue crews continued work at the Acadia Coal Company mine in Stellarton after a violent explosion. Official figures show ninety eight men in the mine with nine escaped eleven recovered and seventy eight still unaccounted for. Families gathered at shaft mouths as rescuers faced harrowing scenes and anxious relatives awaited news of the entombed workers.
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U-Boat Sinks American Ship Near Mediterranean Coast
Survivors report the steamship Owascn, formerly the German Allemannia, sunk by a U boat in the Mediterranean early December near the Spanish coast. Two crew members were lost. The Owascn was one of three vessels sunk while pausing at a lighthouse as the submarine lay offshore. Norwegian and British ships were the others sunk.
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Reply To Wilson Charge Creates Big Sensation
In Washington on January 24 Senator Chamberlain, head of the military committee, defended his critique of President Wilson and the war effort. He charged gaps in ordnance and administration, urged candor with the public, and asserted the need for better co ordination and fuel for American troops. The senator read a verbatim Times report, defended his statements, and noted he would address the nation to clarify policy and protect the country’s future.
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